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KAYOU Naruto Card List & Price Guide
The full KAYOU Naruto card list and price guide, every series in one reference: manufacturer-printed card counts per rarity, honest A$ value bands, and what collectors actually chase in each set. Values are ranges, not quotes; the method for pricing a specific Naruto card is further down.
Quick answer: what are KAYOU Naruto cards worth?
Most KAYOU Naruto cards are bulk: the R and SR base pulls that fill every box sit under A$1 and are worth more to set builders than to sellers. The foil commons (SSR, PTR) trade in the low band, the entry and mid chase tiers (UR, PU, MR, BP, AR) run from the mid band into the high band, and the 4-type top tiers (SP, SE, CR, Diamond-UR) reach the premium band for main-cast characters. Serialised numbered cards from Jin Chapter Series 3 sit above every band. Character demand moves a card within its band: a Naruto, Sasuke or Itachi pull sits at the top, a minor character at the bottom.
How to read the value bands
Values last reviewed 2026-08-29Bulk (under A$1)
Base pulls that make up most of every box. Value is in set completion, not resale.
Low (A$1 to A$5)
Common foils and lower chase tiers. Popular characters sit at the top of the band.
Mid (A$5 to A$20)
The entry chase tiers. Condition and character start to matter properly here.
High (A$20 to A$75)
Genuine chase pulls with scarce type counts. Clean copies of main-cast characters lead.
Premium (A$75 to A$200)
Top-of-pool hits. Grail characters and gem-mint graded copies push the ceiling.
Grail (A$200+)
Serialised numbered cards and the scarcest premium hits of the most-chased characters.
Jin Chapter Series 1 card list & values
SEA English · 158 card types · 10 packs × 5 cardsThe foundational SEA English box: 158 card types across 10 rarity tiers, with a guaranteed PTR in every pack. The chase runs through MR and BP up to 4-type SP and SE tiers, and classic Part 1 characters dominate demand. The deepest rarity ladder of the entry-priced boxes.
| Rarity | Card types | Typical value band | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| R | 50 | Bulk under A$1 | |
| SR | 20 | Bulk under A$1 | |
| SSR | 24 | Low A$1 to A$5 | |
| PTR | 20 | Low A$1 to A$5 | Guaranteed one per pack: volume keeps typical copies affordable; character drives the premium. |
| UR | 15 | Mid A$5 to A$20 | |
| PU | 8 | Mid A$5 to A$20 | |
| MR | 6 | High A$20 to A$75 | |
| BP | 7 | High A$20 to A$75 | |
| SP | 4 | Premium A$75 to A$200 | |
| SE | 4 | Premium A$75 to A$200 | The top of the English rarity ladder, and grail-character copies trade higher still. |
Card-type counts are the manufacturer's, printed on the retail box. Value bands are our editorial read of the secondary market.
What collectors chase in Jin Chapter Series 1
- SE and SP pulls of Naruto or Sasuke: the two most-chased characters at the two scarcest tiers (SE: Sasuke, Naruto, Zabuza, Haku; SP: Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura, Kakashi). Grail
- BP brush-ink art cards, chased as binder centrepieces rather than ordinary foils. High
- MR and UR hits of Naruto, Kakashi or Minato: the reliable mid-ladder movers. High
Jin Chapter Series 2 card list & values
SEA English · 168 card types · 10 packs × 5 cardsThe broadest documented KAYOU Naruto pool: 168 card types across 11 rarity tiers: Series 1's ladder plus the 10-type AR full-art tier. Guaranteed PTR per pack. If you want the widest spread of chase tiers in a SEA English box, this is it.
| Rarity | Card types | Typical value band | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| R | 50 | Bulk under A$1 | |
| SR | 20 | Bulk under A$1 | |
| SSR | 23 | Low A$1 to A$5 | |
| PTR | 20 | Low A$1 to A$5 | Guaranteed one per pack, as in Series 1. |
| UR | 15 | Mid A$5 to A$20 | |
| PU | 8 | Mid A$5 to A$20 | |
| AR | 10 | High A$20 to A$75 | New tier introduced in Series 2: 10 types of full-art styling. |
| MR | 7 | High A$20 to A$75 | |
| BP | 7 | High A$20 to A$75 | |
| SP | 4 | Premium A$75 to A$200 | |
| SE | 4 | Premium A$75 to A$200 |
Card-type counts are the manufacturer's, printed on the retail box. Value bands are our editorial read of the secondary market.
What collectors chase in Jin Chapter Series 2
- AR full-art cards: Series 2's broadest new chase tier and, on sold comps, its most valuable one. Gaara and Sasuke lead. Premium
- SE top-enders: same 4-type scarcity as Series 1, but no Naruto or Sasuke in the pool, so character (Gaara first) sets the price. Premium
- PU and MR character hits of the main cast. Mid
Jin Chapter Series 3 card list & values
NA EnglishThe premium NA English flagship. Unlike the SEA boxes, Series 3 carries serialised numbered chase cards, fixed print runs that sit at the very top of KAYOU Naruto values. The manufacturer's full per-rarity pool isn't printed in a form we can verify, so treat this section as editorial and check the product page for the current card list.
| Rarity | Card types | Typical value band | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ASP (numbered /99) | n/a | Grail A$200+ | Eight designs, 99 copies each: the ceiling of the whole English KAYOU Naruto market. |
| SE (numbered /220) | n/a | Grail A$200+ | Four designs; Naruto and Sasuke sit well above Shikamaru and Gaara. |
| AR (numbered /777) | n/a | Premium A$75 to A$200 | |
| BP (numbered /999) | n/a | Premium A$75 to A$200 | Itachi BP outsells most AR cards despite the larger run. |
| MR / PU / HR / Diamond-UR / UR and below | n/a | Mid A$5 to A$20 | Not serialised. Diamond-UR is a mid-band card despite the name. |
Editorial section: the manufacturer's full per-rarity pool isn't printed in a form we can verify, so counts are omitted rather than guessed.
What collectors chase in Jin Chapter Series 3
- ASP /99 and SE /220 pulls: fixed print runs of grail characters are the most valuable cards in the line. Grail
- AR /777 and BP /999: the serialised hits most boxes actually produce. Premium
- The sealed US promo pack in every box. Low
Earth Scroll Series 1 card list & values
SEA English · 131 card types · 30 packs × 5 cardsThe accessible entry set: 131 card types across 8 rarity tiers, shared by the NA and SEA editions (they differ only in pack configuration). A shallower ladder than Jin Chapter with a cleaner price of entry: the usual first box, with SP and CR as its genuine top pulls.
| Rarity | Card types | Typical value band | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| R | 50 | Bulk under A$1 | |
| SR | 20 | Bulk under A$1 | |
| SSR | 24 | Low A$1 to A$5 | |
| UR | 15 | Mid A$5 to A$20 | |
| AR | 10 | High A$20 to A$75 | |
| MR | 4 | High A$20 to A$75 | Only 4 types, the scarcest standard tier in the pool. |
| SP | 4 | Premium A$75 to A$200 | |
| CR | 4 | Premium A$75 to A$200 | As printed on the retail box for this pool (NA and SEA editions share it). |
Card-type counts are the manufacturer's, printed on the retail box. Value bands are our editorial read of the secondary market.
What collectors chase in Earth Scroll Series 1
- CR pulls, Gaara and Neji first: the top of the Earth Scroll 1 pool on sold comps. Premium
- AR full-art cards: the most evenly priced chase tier in the range. High
- SP: same 4-type scarcity as CR, but trades in the mid band. Mid
- UR hits of Naruto and Sasuke: the accessible chase most openers actually land. Mid
Earth Scroll Series 2 card list & values
SEA English · 132 card types · 30 packs × 4 cardsEarth Scroll's second wave: 132 card types across 8 tiers. The pool mirrors Series 1's shape but swaps in the Diamond-UR tier as the advertised top pull. The market chases the Itachi CR instead; same accessible pack economics, with the best single-card upside of any set we stock.
| Rarity | Card types | Typical value band | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| R | 50 | Bulk under A$1 | |
| SR | 20 | Bulk under A$1 | |
| SSR | 25 | Low A$1 to A$5 | |
| UR | 15 | Mid A$5 to A$20 | |
| AR | 10 | High A$20 to A$75 | |
| MR | 4 | High A$20 to A$75 | |
| Diamond-UR | 4 | High A$20 to A$75 | Series 2's advertised 4-type top pull, replacing Series 1's SP slot; on sold comps it trades below CR and the main-cast AR cards. |
| CR | 4 | Premium A$75 to A$200 |
Card-type counts are the manufacturer's, printed on the retail box. Value bands are our editorial read of the secondary market.
What collectors chase in Earth Scroll Series 2
- Itachi CR: the set's real chase and the most valuable Earth Scroll card by a wide margin. Grail
- Naruto and Sasuke AR (a connected pair) and the other three CR cards. High
- Diamond-UR pulls: the advertised chase, priced as a foil parallel rather than a grail. High
Heaven Scroll Series 1 card list & values
NA EnglishThe North American English release that carries the same NRSA01 card numbers as Jin Chapter Series 1, sold as a 24-pack box of 8-card packs. On eBay the two names are used interchangeably for the same cards. We don't stock Heaven Scroll; the Jin Chapter Series 1 SEA box is the edition we sell.
| Rarity | Card types | Typical value band | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium line tiers | n/a | Premium A$75 to A$200 | KAYOU's Smriti premium line: top-end finishes throughout; full pool documented in our guide as sources firm up. |
Editorial section: the manufacturer's full per-rarity pool isn't printed in a form we can verify, so counts are omitted rather than guessed.
What collectors chase in Heaven Scroll Series 1
- The premium Smriti-line top pulls, positioned above the standard boxes in finish and scarcity. Premium
KAYOU Naruto card list by rarity: the value ladder across every series
The series tables above read top to bottom; this one reads across. Each KAYOU Naruto series uses the same broad ladder, so once you know where a rarity code sits you can place a card from any box. Type counts are per series and are listed in the tables above.
| Ladder step | Rarity codes | Typical band | Where it appears |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base pulls | R, SR | Bulk under A$1 | Every series; most of every box |
| Foil commons | SSR, PTR | Low A$1 to A$5 | PTR is guaranteed one per pack in Jin Chapter 1 and 2 |
| Entry chase | UR, PU | Mid A$5 to A$20 | Every series; the hit most openers actually land |
| Mid chase | MR, BP, AR | High A$20 to A$75 | AR from Jin Chapter 2 and Earth Scroll; BP in Jin Chapter |
| Top of pool | SP, SE, CR, Diamond-UR | Premium A$75 to A$200 | 4-type tiers; Diamond-UR is Earth Scroll 2 only |
| Serialised numbered | Numbered print runs | Grail A$200+ | Jin Chapter Series 3 (NA English) and premium-line promos |
Two things push a card out of its step. Character demand can lift a UR of Naruto into the high band while an SP of a side character sits at the bottom of premium. Condition works the other way: a creased or edge-worn top-tier pull drops a full step. Every rarity code is defined in the Naruto cards glossary.
How to check a Naruto card's price in five steps
There is no official KAYOU Naruto price checker. The reliable method is a sold-listing search narrowed to the exact card, which takes about five minutes.
- Read the rarity code and series. The code (SSR, UR, SP, SE and so on) is printed on the card face or the back; the series comes from the card number prefix and the art style. If you are unsure, match the card against the series tables above.
- Confirm the edition. SEA English and NA English cards of the same character are not always the same card, and Jin Chapter Series 3 tiers are NA-only. The SEA vs NA explainer shows how to tell them apart.
- Search sold listings, not asking prices. On eBay Australia filter to sold and completed items, then add the character, rarity code and edition to the search. Asking prices tell you what sellers hope for; sold prices are the market.
- Match the condition. Compare your card only against sold copies in the same state. The condition guide covers the corner, edge, surface and centring checks that separate a clean copy from a played one.
- Place it in the band. Take the middle of the last five to ten sold results and check it sits inside the band on this page for that tier. If it does not, the listing is probably a different edition, a graded copy, or a serialised card.
Three worked examples
An SSR of a side character from Earth Scroll Series 1. SSR sits in the low band and Earth Scroll 1 has a broad SSR pool, so a minor character lands at the bottom of that band. It is a binder card, not a resale card, and listing it individually rarely covers postage.
A UR of Naruto from Jin Chapter Series 2. UR is a mid band tier, but Naruto is the most-demanded character in the line. Expect it at the top of mid, and a clean SEA copy with sharp corners can cross into the high band. Sold results will show a spread; the centred, unmarked copies set the ceiling.
A serialised numbered card from Jin Chapter Series 3. Serialised cards sit in the grail band and the bands stop being useful here. Price it from the most recent sold results for that exact character and print run, and expect low numbers and grail characters to trade well above the rest. The serialised cards guide explains how the print runs work.
Does SEA or NA edition change a card's value?
For the shared sets it changes little. Earth Scroll Series 1 uses the same 131-type pool in both editions and differs in pack configuration, so a given card carries the same band whichever box it came from. Buyers building a full set do pay a small premium for edition consistency, because a binder that mixes SEA and NA printings is harder to sell as a set later.
The gap opens at the top. Jin Chapter Series 3 is an NA English release with serialised numbered cards and NA-exclusive premium tiers, so its top pulls have no SEA equivalent and price on their own. Heaven Scroll follows the same pattern as KAYOU's premium Smriti line. When a sold listing looks far above the band, check the edition before assuming the band is wrong.
How we estimate these ranges (and how to price your card)
Five factors drive what a KAYOU Naruto card is worth: rarity tier, serialisation, condition, edition, and character demand. Rarity sets the print-frequency bracket (the tables above), but character demand decides where in the band a card lands. A UR of Naruto can outprice a higher tier of a minor character.
To price a specific card, check sold listings on eBay Australia rather than asking prices: filter to sold items, match the exact rarity code and edition, and weigh condition honestly. Asking prices run high; sold prices are the market. For raw-condition calls, our condition guide covers the checks, and the grading guide covers when a slab lifts value and when it doesn't.
We deliberately publish bands, not figures. Any exact number is stale within months; the bands above are re-checked against the market and re-stamped with the review date when they move.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the complete KAYOU Naruto card list?
It lists every series and its manufacturer-printed card-type counts per rarity where the box states them (158 types for Jin Chapter 1, 168 for Jin Chapter 2, 131 for Earth Scroll 1, 132 for Earth Scroll 2). Individual card names per rarity aren't printed on the packaging; per-card entries are coming as we photograph and catalogue our own pulls.
Why value ranges instead of exact prices?
Secondary-market prices move constantly, and an exact figure that's right today misleads in three months. Broad bands stay honest for longer, and the method below shows how to price a specific card properly using sold listings.
How often are the value ranges reviewed?
The 'values last reviewed' date at the top of this page updates every time we re-check the bands against the market, roughly quarterly, or sooner after a major release or price move.
Are KAYOU Naruto cards a TCG?
No. KAYOU Naruto cards are collectible trading cards with no gameplay system. Playable Naruto card games exist as separate products. Our TCG-or-collectible explainer covers the difference before you buy.
What are the rarest KAYOU Naruto cards?
Serialised numbered cards of grail characters (Naruto, Sasuke, Itachi) sit at the top, followed by the 4-type premium tiers like SE, SP, CR and Diamond-UR. The rarest KAYOU Naruto cards list ranks the specific profiles collectors hunt hardest.
How do I check what my Naruto card is worth?
Read the rarity code and series off the card, confirm the edition (SEA or NA), then search sold listings on eBay Australia for that exact rarity, character and edition. Compare condition honestly and place your card inside the matching band on this page. The five-step method above walks through it.
Are graded KAYOU Naruto cards worth more?
Sometimes. A high grade lifts value on premium and grail tier cards of main-cast characters, where buyers pay for certainty. On bulk, low and most mid tier cards the grading fee usually costs more than the uplift. Our grading guide covers when a slab is worth it.
Can I buy the individual cards on this list from CottierTCG?
No. We sell authentic sealed English-edition KAYOU product (boxes, packs and bundles), not singles. Chase cards are pulled from sealed product; each product page lists what its box can pull.
Still deciding whether the line is for you? The TCG-or-collectible explainer and the honest worth-it take cover the buy decision itself.
Go deeper on rarity and value
The editorial chase list, the rarity ladder, and the serialised cards at the top of it.
Chase list
Rarest KAYOU Naruto Cards
The editorial top 10: the specific card profiles that command the highest premiums right now.
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KAYOU Naruto Card Rarity Guide
Every rarity code on this page explained in ladder order, from R to SE.
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KAYOU Naruto Serialised Cards Guide
The numbered cards at the very top of the value ladder and how their print runs work.
Read the serialised guide